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    The ability to drive serves as a great milestone for many teenagers. However, this right of passage raises many concerns. Some argue that the minimum driving age should be raised from sixteen to eighteen; others argue the opposite. I believe, however, that the driving age should not be raised from sixteen to eighteen. Many argue that raising the driving age from sixteen to eighteen will reduce the number of serious or fatal road accidents that occur in the United States; however, this may not…

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    Yufeng Wu, HUMI 1 (9:30 am) Personal Experiment Don’t believe everything you see and think. It’s really interesting that our brain may show something wrong to us, but we believe that what we see is correct. There are two things I did during last two weeks. I went to the DMV(department of motor vehicles) to take my third driver test. After thirty minutes, it was my turn to take the test. Suddenly, I felt nervous and my hand were sweaty because it is my third and last chance. Besides, I started…

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    Young Drivers In Canada

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    Young Canadians only represent 13% of the licensed driver population, they account for approximately one quarter of motor vehicle injuries and fatalities (Parachute 2016). The most common way for young people to die in Canada is being the driver or the passenger in a motor vehicle, the death rate for drivers ages 15-24 is higher than every other age group and about three times the rate of drivers 35-44 years of age (State Farm 2016). The safety of young drivers is a major concern to the public…

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    Danny never got the chance to feel the excitement of his sixteenth birthday, the pride of getting his drivers license. The chance to go to prom, to graduate high school, or attend college. Danny would of loved being in a fraternity. He loved having a good time and making people laugh. He did not get to fall in love, to get married, or have children. He could have…

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    driver license. Use this FHSMV resource to answer these questions: https://www.flhsmv.gov/driver-licenses-id-cards/teens 1. What is the difference between a learner’s license and an operator’s license? The difference between a learner’s license and an operator’s license is that a learner’s license has a minimum age restriction of 15, while the operator’s license has a minimum age requirement of 16, and an operator’s license requires a learner’s license. In addition, a learner’s license…

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    Vehicle Observation

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    positive for methamphetamine. I then asked to see the bill of sale for the purchase of the vehicle. The bill of sale confirmed Allen purchased the vehicle. The tag that was on the vehicle was removed and Allen was issued a citation for driving while license are suspended and a summons to appear for possession of paraphernalia. The small blue tablets were confirmed to be schedule 4 Clonazepam 1 mg. The white half is schedule 2, 10 mg Methadone Hydrochloride. All evidence was logged and bagged,…

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    society many students are facing many consequences without a license. It can lead to many serious crashes and can even injure a teenager badly. Also practicing driving alone shouldn't be allowed. Other other people will suffer by teens make more mistakes, teens are not experienced enough yet. Just by simply adding two years doesn't harm anyone, it just reduces the death rate from teens. Teens can simply get distracted either by texting and driving or talk on the phone while eating. Not…

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    The frontal lobe is a part of the brain that sits in the very front. This part of the brain is responsible for judgment, empathy, insight, and impulse control. The frontal lobe is not fully developed until around the age of twenty five. Because this isn’t fully functioning, teenagers have a harder time reasoning and making snap decisions. The development, or lack thereof, of the frontal lobe can affect the way teenagers act. Even though the frontal lobe isn’t fully developed, it doesn’t mean…

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    High Car Insurance Essay

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    Almost all people who are eligible to drive will drive. Also, the majority of people have car insurance. So why is my family’s car insurance rate so high? Having speeding tickets and wrecks, having two young drivers, and having a bundle of cars are all reasons why my family has a high car insurance rate. One reason my family has a high car insurance rate is because we have speeding tickets and wrecks on our record. My brother is notorious for speeding, which comes with many speeding…

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